The best camping near Waubonsie State Park

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BNR Acres Nebraska

5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Eagle, NE
Nestled in a tranquil wooded area, just 3.5 miles from Eagle or 8.5 miles from Lincoln, our semi-private camping site offers a perfect escape into nature for those seeking solitude and adventure. Surrounded by towering trees and the gentle sounds of rustling leaves, this serene location provides an ideal backdrop for a restful retreat or an outdoor experience. The campsite features spacious, flat areas suitable for tents allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty of the natural surroundings. Enjoy the convenience of access to clean water and fire pits for cozy evenings under the stars. The semi-private setting ensures that while you can connect with nature, you also have a sense of privacy to unwind and recharge. Take time to explore the walking trails that wind through the trees, perfect for birdwatching or simply enjoying the sights and sounds of the great outdoors.
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Greenwood Acres

8 sites · RVs7 acres · Greenwood, NE
We purchased our acreage in 2016 from extreme hoarders. Somehow we were able to look beyond all the junk, inside and out, and see the potential of this property. We have been fixing it up mostly on our own and it's still not perfect but we are proud of all the work and progress we’ve made so far! The front part of our property is where we have our our house and garden area. Help yourself to a few garden goods. You will also find our shop building in which we operate our turf sale and installation business. We also have chickens that live near our house and they are free range. If you believe your pet(s) may hurt them, please keep an eye on your pet(s) and leash them if necessary. On the back of our property is where you will find all our Hipcamp sites. There is a swimming and fishing pond with lots of fish, frogs and other water creatures, all safe to swim with. We are on migration path of many birds you may encounter during your stay, like; blue heron, cranes and ducks. During the warm months help yourself to the beach toys, paddle board, kayak and paddle boat. We simply ask you care for them like you would your own. Relax on any of the hammocks throughout our property. There is also a large playground area close to our house. Your kids are welcome to play on!
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Arrowhead Lodge of SW. Iowa.

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Council Bluffs, IA
This custom designed glamping lodge was a dream of mine for a long time. I wanted a place to go to unwind and be with one with nature. But! wanted it close to town so I do not have to travel far and still be close to the city attractions. The lodge backs up to a large hill--called the Loess Hills. Many deer, raccoon, possum and turkey call it home and so does a few pets of mine to include a mini horse and goat. They just love being adorned by new people. I think you will find this a perfect place for a good nights sleep. Learn more about this land: --Enjoy the deer setting amongst the tree's and nature. Hiking trails close by. Come enjoy a relaxing experience close to the city, the zoo and other attractions.  MOST dogs are welcomed -- BUT need to be approved first! before booking. ADDITIONAL FEE REQUIRED>  Walking trails close by!  and restaurants. Verify with host before booking please. The bathroom/shower is located across the yard in the lower level of the main house.  Thank you!
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Kelly's Campground

8 sites · RVs, Tents22 acres · Maryville, MO
Welcome to our unique campground, nestled in the heart of town yet offering total seclusion on 22 private acres. Positioned on the same ground as our paintball park that is closed for the season, our campground provides a serene and adventurous escape for all guests. Features: -Six Spacious Campsites: Each spot is adjacent to the campgrounds' picnic table, grill, and fire pit, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay. -Scenic Setting: The campsites are located in a peaceful clearing adjacent to a woodline, with a cluster of trees at the center, offering a picturesque atmosphere. -Fully Functional Bathroom: Enjoy the convenience of a clean, fully functional bathroom (No shower at this time), as well as a hydrant supplying plenty of fresh water. -Prime Location: Despite its secluded feel, the campground is within walking distance of local restaurants and stores, providing the perfect blend of convenience and solitude. -Private and Safe: Enjoy the privacy and safety of our 22-acre property, designed to give you a restful and enjoyable camping experience. Book your spot today and enjoy the best of both worlds – secluded nature and in-town convenience!
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The best camping near Waubonsie State Park guide

Overview

About

Lush green summer forest or quiet blankets of fresh snow beckon the Mother Nature lover at Waubonsie State Park. Whether you’re coming for a day of picnicking and family fun, or hardcore hikes, the park will meet your needs and leave you in awe. The steep valleys and gorges of the Loess Hills are second to none here, explore by horseback or foot and stay overnight (with or without your pony) to appreciate everything from the wildflowers to the starry skies. Nearby Lake Virginia offers anglers a day on the water or simply relax in the shady glens and quiet peacefulness of Waubonsie!

When to go

The best time to visit Waubonsie State Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural scenery is at its most vibrant. Summer offers warm days perfect for exploring, though it can be quite busy. Winters are less crowded but can be quite cold, so ensure you're prepared if visiting during this season.

Know before you go

  • Check the weather forecast before your visit to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
  • Stay informed about any park closures or alerts by visiting the official Waubonsie State Park website.
  • Accessibility varies across different areas of the park; contact the park office for specific information.
  • Remember to pack essentials like water, snacks, and a first-aid kit for your day out in the park.
  • Respect wildlife and natural habitats by following the 'Leave No Trace' principles during your visit.

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